Longevity Leaders Project to Feature BrainBoosters Ted Teele & Carmen Benavide
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BELLEVUE, Wash. - Washingtoner -- The Longevity Leaders Project, a podcast and interview series dedicated to showcasing innovators shaping the future of healthspan and longevity, announced today that it will feature Ted Teele, Founder and CEO of BrainBoosters of America, in an upcoming interview focused on brain health, cognitive resilience, and the future of aging.  Also joining the conversation will be Carmen Benavides, a leading brain health expert and Director of Brain Health Navigation for BrainBoosters.

BrainBoosters of America is pioneering engaging, science-based programs designed to stimulate cognition, enhance social connection, and promote healthy aging among older adults. Through partnerships with senior living communities and wellness organizations, BrainBoosters is helping redefine what aging can look like by emphasizing brain fitness and lifelong learning.

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Hosted by Richard Diamond, Chairman of Longevity Academy and host of the Longevity Leaders Project, the conversation will explore how brain health has become one of the most important frontiers in longevity medicine and healthy aging.

Topics to be discussed include:

• The origin and vision behind BrainBoosters of America.
• Lessons learned from serving older adults and senior living communities.
• The role of cognitive engagement, physical activity, social connection, and purpose in maintaining brain health.
• Insights from leading research, including the FINGER and U.S. POINTER studies.
• Opportunities to delay or prevent cognitive decline through lifestyle interventions.
• The future of AI, digital assessments, and personalized approaches to brain health.
• How senior living communities can evolve from care-based models to healthspan-focused communities.
• The growing opportunity to bring evidence-based brain health programs into the home.

"Maintaining cognitive vitality may be one of the greatest challenges and opportunities of the next several decades," said Richard Diamond. "Ted Teele and BrainBoosters are helping create practical solutions that empower people to stay mentally sharp, socially connected, and engaged throughout life. We're excited to share his insights with our audience."

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Ted Teele added, "We believe brain health should be accessible, engaging, and integrated into everyday life. Through BrainBoosters, we are working to create environments where older adults can continue to learn, connect, and thrive."

The interview is part of the Longevity Leaders Project's mission to bring together scientists, entrepreneurs, physicians, and innovators who are transforming the way people think about aging and longevity.  Learn more at http://longevityacademy.us/.